journal article·2008-09Open access

Pr3+ as a sensitiser of red Eu3+ luminescence in K5Li2GdF10:Pr3+, Eu3+ upon VUV–UV excitation

P. Solarz

Optical Materials· Volume 31· Issue 1

Abstract

Abstract The intensity ratio of luminescence originating from the 5D0 level to that originating from the 5D1 level of Eu3+ in the K5Li2GdF10:Pr, Eu system is found to be considerably greater upon the indirect excitation of 5d levels of Pr3+ or Gd3+ multiplets than in the case of direct excitation into Eu3+ levels. The generalized Yokota–Tanimoto model was used to explain the behaviour of decay curves of 3P0 luminescence and to determine the kinetic micro-parameters: CDA related to cross-relaxation, and D related to the energy migration probabilities. The Pr–Eu “critical radius” was calculated to be in the range 13.9–15.3 A.
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OpenAlex topics: Luminescence Properties of Advanced Materials · Glass properties and applications · Inorganic Fluorides and Related Compounds

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